This past August, Scott shot a commercial for the Ohio Lottery and for a public service announcement for an underage drinking campaign. Recently, Scott has been busy performing in the Nutcracker as Fritz with his school, SCPA, where Scott is a seventh grader. As well as performing in three shows for The Nutcracker, he also just wrapped up a fifteen show run of Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer for The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati playing Donner the taping reindeer.

Scott recently has been cast in a school play at SCPA called ZAP. He will be playing Luke a confused actor trying to get through a confusing acting job.

Scott will also continue performing with his duet partner, Miss Maddie Burgoon, going on five years for the MDT All-stars. Thank you to everyone at Miracle for their support. We couldn't have done any of this without you.

Her dream is to be on Broadway.

Maddie's local credits include ballet tech's The Little Prince, Kids of Broadway Fun, Fun, Fun and A New York Christmas. Her roles with Kids of Broadway include solo performances as Sally Brown from You're a Good Man Charlie Brown and Molly from Annie.

In addition to her dance and musical theatre training at MDT, Maddie is also taking voice lessons, as well as acting workshops, musical theatre workshops and master tap dance classes, with greats, such as Diane Walker, Greg Russell, Sam Weber, Jimmy Payne Jr. and Tre Dumas.

Most recently, Maddie was cast in The Children's Theatre Production of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer at the Taft Theatre.

She credits her success to the staff from Miracle and Ms. Soon Cho from Musical Art Center.

Her favorite MDT Team performances are Toy Soldier and her duet routines with dance partner, Scott Neal.

Today, Robin is preparing to graduate from Ball State with a BS in Dance Performance and Marketing. She has been involved with the Ball State Dance Company during her years there and has had the privilege to be pieced choreographed by Bill Evans and Minnesota Ballet's Robert Gardner.

Last fall Robin's senior choreography piece was chosen to be part of the Ball State Dance Theatre Show. This semester she is playing the role of Cherity in the musical Anything Goes.

Robin is in her second season of the Shoji Tabuchi Show in Branson, MO.

Katie was accepted to NYU's Tisch School for the Arts in 1999. She began working immediately. She was featured in Dance Spirit magazine and appeared on the Jumbotron in Time Square, NY.

Katie became a Rockette in 2002 and performed in the Radio City Music Halls Christmas Spectacular in New York. She is currently with the international tour of Fosse! For more information, go to www.fossethemusical.com.

After graduating high school in 1997, John received a scholarship to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy to study musical theatre and has lived in New York ever since.

Most recently seen as Action in the European tour of West Side Story, John has also had the pleasure of performing in the national tour of Crazy for You and Funny Girl as well as over thirteen different regional productions across the country. John is now a proud member of the Actors' Equity Association and is currently pursuing theatre in New York.

John thanks Tim and MDT for the start of what has become a successful and passionate dance career.

Most recently Shari can be seen in film version of the smash hit Producers!
Shari plays one of the dancing little old ladies and one of the German girls in Spring Time for Hitler.

After graduating from high school, Brandi attended Oklahoma City University and received her Bachelors degree of Performing Arts in Dance.

She immediately began working all over the country in show and tours such as the Disney Cruise Line, Sesame Street Live, the Reno Hilton, Branson, MO., and Six Flags. Brandi danced for several years in the Country Tonite show in Pigeon Forge.

In 2006, Brandi moved to Myrtle Beach to dance in “One” The Show.

After graduating from McAuley High School, Erica was accepted to California Pacific College of Performing Arts. She is currently working towards her BFA in Music, with a minor in Musical Theatre.

Erica is also a member of the Young Americans, a group of young talented singer dancers, who perform musical productions world wide. They also conduct International Music Outreach Workshops for children world wide. During these 3 day workshops, the Young Americans work with 300 students in each community teaching voice, dance, and performance.

My course load right now is obviously very challenging because I am majoring in pre-med/biology, but I always look forward to attending dance practice! I miss all of you so much and without your influence, dancing would never have had the impact that it has in my life today! I hope everyone is doing well and the Allstars are preparing well for the competition season. I wish you all the best of luck!